How it works
Your rank comes from your best valid card. Each game on the card contributes its score multiplied by that machine's multiplier.
The numbers below are examples, not tournament results.
Multipliers balance scores between machines. For example, a score of 280,000 on Stars is worth 140,000,000 points.
Stars score280,000Multiplier500Points140,000,000
See machine multipliers →This example has two games from each era. Add their adjusted points to get the card total.
Machine / raw score × multiplierAdjusted points
StarsOld280,000 × 500
140,000,000QuicksilverOld340,000 × 140
47,600,000CreatureMid120,000,000 × 0.8
96,000,000TheatreMid700,000,000 × 0.11
77,000,000Iron MaidenNew360,000,000 × 0.33
118,800,000Jurassic ParkNew120,000,000 × 0.33
39,600,000Card total519,000,000
If one player submits these three cards, Card B is the one that counts.
Card AValid · lower total
429,000,000Card BBest valid card · counts for standings
519,000,000Card CInvalid · three Mid-era games
594,000,000Card C has the highest total, but it exceeds the limit of 2 games per era. It stays in the player's history and is excluded from the standings.
Games from different cards aren't combined. A better game on Card A doesn't replace a game on Card B.